Why it matters
A small p-value, such as below 0.05, suggests the result is unlikely to be chance alone. It does not measure the size or business value of an effect.
Glossary // P
A p-value is the probability of seeing a result at least as extreme as the one observed if there were no real effect.
A small p-value, such as below 0.05, suggests the result is unlikely to be chance alone. It does not measure the size or business value of an effect.